Not to hear those squarking seagulls, the baby crying, the loud music and people arguing -”sounds” good? Not really, as being Deaf or experiencing hearing loss removes you from the full engagement in everyday life. What you lose is people–conversation, banter, gossip and information.

American author Helen Keller, the first deafblind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, struck a familiar chord for many when she said “Deafness, means the loss of the most vital stimulus – the sound of the voice – that brings language, sets thought’s astir, and keeps us in the intellectual company of man”.

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Hearing Loss Cornwall, is a unique Cornish charity set up in 1931, to benefit the d/Deaf community of the Duchy. We are at the forefront of helping people confronting deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus to live fulfilling lives in a world geared to sound!

“If your reflex is everyone feels lonely sometimes, you would be right. But you would also be understating the loneliness we feel.”